The Cunard Liner Carpathia
Outward Bound from Liverpool in the Moonlight
Canvas Painting

Experience the golden age of transatlantic travel with this replica painting of "Carpathia Outward Bound from Liverpool in the Moonlight," a stunning painting by the renowned American artist Antonio Jacobsen. This masterpiece captures the majesty and romance of the Cunard Liner Carpathia, one of the largest and fastest passenger liners of its time. The
Carpathia is perhaps best known for its heroic role in the Titanic disaster of 1912, but the ship had a distinguished career before and after that fateful event.
Built for the prestigious Cunard Line, the Carpathia served as a symbol of luxury and elegance, transporting passengers across the Atlantic in style. In addition to its glamorous passenger service, the Carpathia played a vital role in World War I, ferrying troops and supplies for the British government. Tragically, the ship was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine in 1918, but the painting by Jacobsen immortalizes the ship in its prime, departing from Liverpool at night under a magical moonlit sky.
This high-quality replica canvas painting captures the beauty and grandeur of the Carpathia, as well as the romance and adventure of transatlantic travel in the early 20th century. The moonlit scene adds an element of mystery and magic to the image, suggesting that the ship is embarking on a journey into the unknown.
Measuring 31.10 x 46.85 inches, this painting is the perfect size to make a statement in any room.
- PAINTING TECHNIQUE: 100% hand painted by a skilled artist
- FRAMING: Each painting is carefully stretched and mounted onto a sturdy black wooden frame, ready to be displayed